DJ Paul Drags 99% Of Rap Music

    Three 6 Mafia’s DJ Paul hopped on Twitter again Monday (June 25) to unleash a tweet calling rappers untalented, desperate and a whole bunch of other insults.

    “Plz Dont Call Me A Rapper! Its Embarrassing To Be A Rapper These Days! Rap Music Is A #ShitShow Now! No Talent, Targets, Thirtsy, Hungry, Desperate. SMH #MakeRapGoodAgain,” he wrote.

    He later followed up on his thoughts with comments to TMZ, explaining how he felt about Hip Hop’s current crop of rappers.

    “Rappers are extra, extra lazy. They don’t want to write no raps, they don’t want to write no hooks. They just want to keep remaking stuff and that’s fine … If we’re going to remake something, we gotta put some originality in it. We gotta do something different, because if we don’t, Hip Hop is gonna die,” he stated.

    Paul also noted he considers this era of Hip Hop to be in real trouble. “To me, this is the worst state that Hip Hop has ever been in.”

    Still, Paul did commend Kendrick Lamar for doing something unique, adding, “That’s probably like 1% of Hip Hop right now. Everybody else is doing the same thing. We gotta find originality or it’s gonna die.”

    Paul also accused rappers of stealing from Three 6 Mafia, which he said is fine, as long as he gets paid.

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    41 thoughts on “DJ Paul Drags 99% Of Rap Music

      1. He’s right, and 3-6 are one of the most influential hip hop groups ever, so he has the right to say it. I’d say it’s closer to 80% of hip hop is trash right now, but that’s the way it’s always been. The industry is just way more crowded now

        1. PLEASE LOOK AT THE ALBUMS THAT CAME OUT IN 1993… THE GOLDEN ERA….
          hip hop DX should actually do an article / video / entire show on this year… 36 Chambers and Midnight Marauders dropped on THE SAME DAY… .please please look at this list of legendary albums… it even shocked me.

          February 3 – Brand Nubian In God We Trust
          February 9- Digable Planets Reachin’ (A New Refutation of Time and Space)
          February 16- 2Pac Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z…
          February 23- Naughty by Nature 19 Naughty III
          March 9 Geto Boys Till Death Do Us Part
          March 23 Ice-T Home Invasion
          March 30 LL Cool J 14 Shots to the Dome
          Onyx – Bacdafucup
          April 6 The Beatnuts Intoxicated Demons
          May 4 – Run-D.M.C. Down with the King
          Masta Ace SlaughtaHouse
          April 13 Mobb Deep Juvenile Hell
          May 18 Guru Guru’s Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1
          May 19 The Roots Organix
          May 25 Big Daddy Kane Looks Like a Job For…
          May 31 Mac Dre The Best of Mac Dre
          June 1 Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Faces of Death
          June 4 Biz Markie All Samples Cleared!
          MC Lyte Ain’t No Other
          July 20 Cypress Hill Black Sunday
          July 27 Fat Joe Represent
          August 1 8Ball & MJG Comin’ Out Hard
          August 10 Ultramagnetic MCs The Four Horsemen
          August 17 Scarface The World Is Yours
          August 24 Tha Alkaholiks 21 & Over
          September 21- De La Soul Buhloone Mindstate
          September 28- KRS-One Return of the Boom Bap
          Souls of Mischief 93 ’til Infinity
          October 12 DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince Code Red
          Salt-n-Pepa Very Necessary
          October 19 Black Moon Enta da Stage
          Eazy-E It’s On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa
          Erick Sermon No Pressure
          October 26 Too Short Get in Where You Fit In
          November 9 A Tribe Called Quest Midnight Marauders
          Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
          November 10 E-40 Federal
          Too Short Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: The Player Years, 1983-1988
          November 16 Das EFX Straight Up Sewaside
          MC Ren Shock of the Hour
          Queen Latifah Black Reign
          November 23 Snoop Dogg Doggystyle
          Del the Funky Homosapien No Need for Alarm
          December 7 Ice Cube Lethal Injection

        2. 3-6 was guilty of everything he is blaming new rappers for. Repetitive simplistic lyrics with recycled 808s

          1. lol I hear that argument. But they created their own sound over twenty years ago which people still copy to this day. More importantly, Lord Infamous was one of the first emcees to use the triplet flow, and I don’t have to tell you how influential that’s been.

        3. I agree wit ya on the first part but it definitely wasnt always 80% trash think about it 90s rappers had soundtrack songs along wit awesome albums now r&b singers rap better than rappers once again it wasnt smh always 80% trash

    1. If I hear one more auto tuned Lil piece of shit rapper say “ya, ya, ya” in their songs I’m gonna flick the fuk off.

    2. He aint wrong….it may be appealing to the dumbasses of society which unfortunatley is the majority….but the other problem with the majority dumbasses of the world is they are fickle as fuck once they are done they are done and the problem with them all bein sheep watchin one another is they all quit it at the same time do i have any idea what the fuck the next thing that will fascinate them is? Hell no but i know if hiphop dont evolve its gonna die with this generation rap will become the blues jazz or show tunes both which were huge in their times but they are all 3 almost non existent in todays society due to refusing to change or challenge their own styles evolve and give new versions of their music instead of the same tired shit from artists to artists album to album the problem is the markets so saturated with these dumbass lil yachtys and shit that the majority dont see nothing else its all these idiots with face tats and a different bottles of hairdye every month flooding the market because the labels keep cloning all these fools making their money off them and throwing them to the curb just like the fuck was his name? Desiggner or some shit where did he go?

    3. Look at the country. The president kidnapping kids and shit. It’s reflective in the terrible music

      1. People are patently incapable of doing so. Our music is full of mumbling retards flowing about nothing. Our movies are basically the same thing over and over. Our sports have been hijacked by overpaid stars who’d rather take the easy way out. The leadership of our nation has been handed to an egomaniacal trust fund baby with no ability or experience. No wonder 33% of this country is on anti depressants.

    4. I’M A 90’S BABY. JUST STARTED LISTENING TO SCARFACE THE RAPPER. TALENTED GUY BUT DUDE SOUNDS LIKE SOMEONE IS PUNCHING HIS STOMACH WHILE HE’S IN THE BOOTH SPITTIN.

    5. He has a point BUT lets not act like 3-6 mafia and DJ Paul were some great rap group putting out dope music when they were making music, lol….

      1. They were great. They were one of the greatest and they brought alot to the game. The game wouldn’t be the same if it wasn’t for 3six

      2. If u was noticed in the 90s u had talent the two best was living so if u could have put pac and big music on pause for a minute it was talent not only dat 3 6 came with a great movie along with the music so hey..u do da research

    6. from the creator of such revolutionary poetry titled slob on my knob

      dont listen it’s for teens they go to college & move on

      Krizzle dropping gems

    7. that’s not cool man let’s make a thuged out CD and pull these lyrics out them boys man smok 1 support my music and lyrics uncle josh c-LIFE sound cloud one LUV free C-murda campaign

    8. Speaking the absolute truth! Never was a fan of Three 6 Mafia, but completely agree with the comments. I’ve felt this way for about 20 years now and it seems the “rap” game gets worse year after year. Watch these clowns popping up “talking about rap is still dope, you just have to look for it”… lmao.

    9. he is deam right!, any motherfucker saying the 3 6 wasnt that great didnt even listen to them, you can go back right now and check on those beats, flows and trips and they are better then any of this days bullshit, and they are the ORIGINAL ones

    10. i havent listen to this day any fucking beat that has that hipnotic trans effect that was on every dj paul song, a horror movie athmosphere no shit

      1. Triple 6 have been an artform to the rap game ever since they started for the simple fact that they have always had there own style so get outta here with that shit u said

    11. I grew up on 3 6 and they were a big inspiration but c’mon…”slob on my knob like corn on the cob” ? That doesnt take much thought..lol

      1. I hear you. They never were lyrical monsters. I never was a fan of Three 6 but they definitely had they own style tho, that is for sure. I don’t think it matters what veteran rapper is saying it, as long as it’s being said. It just ain’t cool to be a rapper anymore, dudes is all corny and dress HELLA gay. Bunch of CLOWNS running around making a complete mockery of the art. The elements of hip-hop don’t even exist anymore and that’s why it’s considered dead by many headz. If you a TRUE fan and was born in the 70s/80s. you’ll know it’s a damn shame!

    12. There was a point in time where you could look at all the credits of three 6 mafia catalog and even see 70 percent of the their content is sampled.

      Not tryna down Paul cuz I love three 6. But before you think about how people rip off your content off, consider how much you sampled other musicians.

    13. CHURCH CHURCH CHURCH CHURCH!!!
      Check out Ryan Upchurch’s latest album SuperNatural.
      The kid is saving hip-hop/hick-hop all by himself. And he’s one hard working mofo.
      10 LPs in 3 years!

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